Feast Tapas: Sharing Platters Inthe hip tapas:one of Pedro Antonio de Alarcin, enjoy a glass of Tito de verane red wine with sodal topped with a Bocadillo de jamén Iham sanéwihl amidst the tri atmosphere, Drinks cost around EURI.0(SGD3.20), and tapasare fre. Cured meat isthe Spaniards cutnary pride and jaménis their worshipped holy gral Inthe form ofa pig’ leg hung onthe wats of every restaurant or bar, jamén ibericois the cream ofthe crop. EtReventaere [Camino de Ronde 10! isa local favourite, popular for its generous portions and a wide selection~ a full dish of pulpo lactopus) or caracoles Isnails] is served along with a dish of flan, With its slick and stylish design, D'Cuadros (Calle Pintor Lépee Mezqui durbanites. Its tapas menu is equally unique empanadas |meat puffl,to deep-t famous by its Tortilla espafola (Spanish omelette], La Riviera [Catte Cetti Meriem 7) exudes an authentic medieval charm, welcoming guests with an ancient dungeon décor. ita 14| wins the hearts ofthe city's fashion-forward from crispy d camembert cheese. Made Seafood: Feasting Under the Sun Fora taste ofthe city's finest, Plaza de Bib Rambla is hame to vivacious taverns and classic European meson {innl. Most of them offer a menu-det-cfa {set ofthe day], consisting of a salad, a main dish, adessert anda glass of wine or beer, for EURO to 18. ‘Sample El Centro de Granada’s (Plaza Bib Rambla 9] house ‘specialty, Bandeja de pescado frito fried seafood platter] and wash it down with a chilles glass of vino dulce de Jerez, sweet Spanish dessert wine, ‘The legendary paella yellow rice simmered with seafood) often plays the protagonist of a Spanish feast, especially Restaurante La Ninfa [Campo del Principe 14). ts delectable Paella de marisco that serves up to three persons is reasonably EURQO. This dining haven stands out from the rast with its tively facades, all decked out with handmade ceramics, | Chill: Unwind with a View Gazing out into the distant snow-capped mountains, the El Huerto de Juan Ranas (Callején de Atarazana 8, priced a jnranas.corn perched on the city’s hilltop,